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  1. June 3rd, 2008, 08:07 PM #1
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    Default Neofinetia falcata var Shutennou

    another variety of Neof. falcata. Fragrant but not as fragrant as the var Tomakonga



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  2. June 3rd, 2008, 09:29 PM #2
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    One of my favorite Neo varieties! Nice!
    Cheers. Hoa.
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    Great Display, I am waiting for mine. Might be waiting a long long time.
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    The plant looks stunning is that pot, it is literally "picture perfect"
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    Oooh I like those colours, and it's fragrant too.. I love it
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    So wonderful. Love the color too!

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    i agree, that photo of the whole plant is fantastic! All those roots everywhere... like a slice of the forest implanted onto that pot!
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    Lovely, both flowers and plant.
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    I repot these every year and all of the roots go into the moss ball. Every year they develop new aerial ones. I am so tempted to do away with the traditional Japanese culture and just mount this one. I was pleased with 4 spikes though
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    Very nice plant. Neos hate me--they grow but never bloom.
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